Edward W Crow Honored at Kernersville Bridge Party
May 19 in Kernersville Mrs Edward Wilson Crow a Winston bride was honored Saturday night at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Edgar Shore. Seven games entertained guests with spring flowers as decor. Prizes went to Miss Eugenia Albert for high score and Miss Glendora Crossette for second. Edward Crow honored guest led a table of attendees including Bess Hastings Margaret Crossette Madge Deaton Mary Stone and several others from Winston Salem Greensboro Asheville and High Point. Refreshments followed a light ice course and cake.
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Ernersville
Cal
Edward Wilson
Winston@m
Edgar’ Shore
Eugenia Albert
Glender Pasette
Www
Prise
Mary Stone Greensboro
William Im
Asheville
Edward Crow
Ses Bess Hastings
Margaret
Glendanr Crossette
Madge Sara Deaton
Dorothy McCall
Mary Stone
Louise Robbins
Enia
Pauline Albert
Virja McCain
High Point
Moses Clarence Stafford
Tomet
Hugh Justice
Arhiee Mocks
R. H. Whitaker
Fredee
Elzora C. Eads
Samce, Jr
Ned Stuart
Charlie Es Ragland
Charles Carter
Parks, Jr
E. E. Kapp, Jr
Blackwell Jr
Au Bridge club entertains at Matin home dinner
Mrs. Carl R. Kerner hosted the Au Bridge club at her Matin Avenue home with a formally set table of yellow roses and crystal candelabras. After dinner, Mrs. Zack L. Whit held high in scores and won a blue Dutch shoe flower cone. Mrs. D. L. Donnell took traveling and drawing prizes, while Mrs. Clay Ring received a novelty pitcher and ra. Guests included William Swaim of Ashe and several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Kerner
Aut Bridge Club
Matin
Zack L. Whit
D. L. Donnell
Clay Ring
Ra. William Swaim
Ashe
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Notes
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets in the ladies parlor in May with Mesdames J A lie Ed Manuel and T R Je as hostesses. Miss Betha reads the Bible lesson and a message from World Outlook. Mrs T R Wolfe presides. Reports from circles are given and a conference report is read. An all day meeting is announced for the church on the 27th with study Out of The. June meeting planned with Misses Madge and Denton. Hosts serve during a 1 hour period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. A. Lie
Ed Manuel
T. R. Je
Miss Betha
T. R. Wolfe
C. Stafford
Wolfe
Misry
H. W
Madge
Denton
Marriage Announced for Gleddon Crosett and Grady Richardson
Miss Gleddon Crosett of Winston-Salem and Grady Richardson of Capeville were wed on September 7 in Virginia. The couple's legal vows followed a bridge party hosted by the bride’s sister at the community house on Salisbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleddon Crosett
Winston-Salem
Gradyn Richardson
Capeville
Clarence Ord
Mr. Stafford
Munity
Salisbury
Ten
Virginia
Eight Birthday Party for J T Hammocks Attended
Mrs Arhiee Hammocks entertained Saturday afternoon for her son J T s eighth birthday with a Pickfair theater outing followed by ice cream and cake at home. Guests included Anne Linville Jo Anne Pegg Delores Fagg Jane Fagg Fahe Linebach Winston-Salem Master David Swaim Asheville Jimmie Street Tom Allen Sam Joyner George Bellamy Gurney Baker Clay Vance King R L Vereen Dorothy McCuiston Amelia Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arhiee
J. T
Pickfair
Anne Linville
Jo Anne Pegg
Delores
Jane Fagg
Fahe
Jo Ann Linebach
Winston-Salem
David Swaim
Asheville
Jimmie Street
Tom Allen
Sam Joyner
George Bellamy
Gurney Baker
Clay Vance King
R. L. Vereen
Dorothy McCuiston
Amelia Sutton
Circle 2 Baptist Missionary Society Meets at Harper Home
Circle 2 of the Baptist Missionary Society met at the home of Mr W A Harper with Mrs Harper and Miss Marjorie Cooke as hostesses. Mrs BE Baker led devotion and read Acts 11 1 18 closing with prayer. Mrs Avhiee Hammocks chaired the program in the absence of the chairman. Will Stockton read a paper on the Slavs and Mrs Street spoke on the American Slavs. Mrs Bob Wilson conducted the business session and reported monthly service details including 6 days 12 sick visits 4 hospital visits 5 baskets of flowers $3.99 given in money two weeks nursing the sick and 20 garments distributed. Hammocks reported and collected dues. Hostesses served an ice course to 10 members and two visitors Mrs King Grogan and Mrs Ben Tillman. Next meeting will be hosted by Hammocks and Dorothy McCuiston.
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Circle 2
The
Baptist Missionary Society
W. A. Harper
Harper
Marjorie Cooke
BE. F. Baker
Ralph R. Fagg
Avhiee Hammocks
Will Stockton
Tom Street
Bob Wilson
Arhiee Hammocks
Mesdames
King Grogan
Ben Tillman
Mrs. Hammocks
Misa Dorothy McCuiston
Local Social Notes Highlight Intercity Visits and Recoveries
Miss Martha McGuire visited Elkin with her parents the McGuire family. The Paddison couples from Memphis and Mt. Airy plus R. P. Paddison of Blytheville shared weekend with Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Paddison. Arhiee Hammocks and J. T. visited Walkertown. Mrs. Whitaker Staples and child visited Charlotte family. Donald Cowan party hosted by Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Wolfe in Sylva. Chariton Torrence family returned to Gastonia after time with S. G. King. Friends wish Mrs. Walter Bullock a steady recovery after surgery in Winston-Salem City Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McGuire
Elkin
Ss. O. McGuire
M. G. Paddison
Memphis, Tenn
E. W. Paddison
Mt. Airy
R. P. Paddison
Blytheville
Ark
J. R. Paddison
Arhiee Hammocks
Warehousemen Meet In Winston-Salem
The Virginia North Carolina warehouse association gathered in Winston-Salem renaming officers and planning to meet next year in Danville Virginia. They backed returning to NRA standards to curb unfair practices and urged opening markets in the old belt along with the middle belt. Officers were EB J Davis Martinsville VA president H G Lea Danville VA vice president and EF P Matthews Winston-Salem NC secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Virginia-North Carolina Warehouse Association
Danville
NRA
Old Belt
Middle Belt
EB. J. Davis
Martinsville
H. G. Lea
EF. PD. Matthews
Winston-Salem, N. C
Worker Falls 30 Feet, Kills 19-Year-Old Man
Plymouth dispatch reports Robert Whitehourst a 19 year old married man who had moved from Everett to Martin county died after falling 30 feet from a steel structure during pulp mill construction. He succumbed to a fractured skull at a Rocky Mount hospital.
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Plymouth
Robert Whitehourst
Pimouth
Everette
Martin County
Rocky Mount
Hotel men prepare for Southern Association convention
Alton Bland announced that Thomas P. Green, president of the American Hotel Association, will speak at the 29th annual Southern Hotel Men's Association convention in Charlotte, scheduled for June 24 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Alton Bland
Thomas PD
Green
American Hotel Association
Southern Hotel Men's Association
Expansion program for women students at UNC Chapel Hill
Dr. Frank P. Graham, president, announced a campus expansion at Chapel Hill to provide more facilities for the growing enrollment of women students at the University of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Sunshine Club holds May meeting at the library
The Sunshine club met at the library on Thursday May 13 with twenty two members present. An interesting program was presented. Members and others plan to attend the State Adult Educational program and exhibit in Raleigh on Friday May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
The
Sunshine
Raleigh
Garden Club Meets With Talk On Seeds And Flowers
The Garden club gathered Monday night May 17 with eighteen members present. Mrs. H. D. Sears delivered a lively talk on seeds and flowers and flowers were distributed to members afterward.
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Garden Club
H. D. Sears
Weather causes postponement of Tri angle Mills game
The game against Tri angle Hosiery Mill was postponed due to wet grounds on Saturday and will be played Wednesday May 19 at 3 p.m. in Adams-Millis Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Hosiery Mill
Adams-Millis Park
Boy Scouts Add Two Scouts at Pickett Mill Troop
The Boy Scouts of Pickett Cotton mills troop No. 23 met Thursday night May 13 in the Community House. Two new scouts were taken in and the troop now has three full patrols. Three boys hold second class badges and study first class work. The rest await the Court of Honor this month to receive second class badges. Second class tests were reviewed and the meeting adjourned with the Scout oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Pickett Cotton Mills
Court of Honor
Local Social Notes from Graham and Nearby Towns
Mrs 8 A Thompson and Mrs J L Leehern and Mrs Frank Leehern of Graham visited Mr and Mrs E W Netherland this week end. Martinsville Virginia residents Mr and Mrs L W Andrews spent Sunday with the Netherlands. Mrs 8 L Jones is ill at 1133 Tryon Street. Ruth Reavis and Margaret Jones visited Mrs R W Coz in Greensboro. Edna Furr of Shelby visited her parents Mr and Mrs J H Furr Sunday and Monday. Emma Porter and W C Hanna of Winston Salem visited Mrs Charlie Ray Sunday. Mrs G W Knight and son G W Jr visiting her daughter Mrs B W Jenkins Jr. Mr and Mrs H H Spradley, Mrs Jettie Carter, and Mr and Mrs J H Allgood spent Sunday in Mooresville. Mrs Mossie Asbill attended a oe in Star during the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Thompson
J. L. Leehern
Frank Leehern
Graham
E. W. Netherland
L. W. Andrews
Martinsville, Va
L. Jones
Tryon Street
Ruth Reavis
Margaret Jones
Greensboro
R. W. Coz
Edna Furr
Shelby
J. H. Furr
Emma Porter
W. C. Hanna
Winston-Salem
Charlie Ray
G. W. Knight
Lexington Man Awarded Degree
Eight young ministers received degrees at the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary annual commencement. The graduates, conferred by Dr. C. A. Freed, included Robert Raymond Elleworth of Charleston Carl Fisher of Salisbury Emory Barton Heidt of Marlow Luther Hall Jeffcoat of Burlington Henry Bailey Kleckley of Lexington John Noah Slice of Chapin Wilburn Leo Smith of Rhodisa and Henry Benjamin Watson of Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
C. A. Freed
Robert Raymond Elleworth
Charleston
Carl Fisher
Salisbury
Emory Barton Heidt
Marlow
Luther Hall Jeffcoat
Burlington
N. C
Henry Bailey Kleckley
Lexington
John Noah Slice
Chapin
Wilburn Leo Smith
Rhodisa
Henry Benjamin Watson
Ward
Unions Weigh Doubling Dues for Lewis Struggle
American Federation of Labor leaders propose temporarily doubling federation dues to finance their battle with John L. Lewis. The plan will be presented to union presidents in Cincinnati as they prepare a summer campaign against Lewis Committee for Industrial Organization. Each member union pays one cent per member per month, except federal unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Cincinnati
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Horton to Speak at Blind Meeting in Raleigh
Lieutenant Governor W. P. Horton will address the State Association of Workers for the Blind at the State School for the Blind in Raleigh Friday morning. Association president F. Deaver will preside as the meeting runs through Saturday and covers topics on Social Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. P. Horton
State Association of Workers For the Blind
State School For the Blind
Social Security
F. Deaver
Association
Hunger Strike Staged at Allegheny County Jail
In Pittsburgh on May 19, six hundred eighty inmates were barred from exercise yards as Warden John McNeil tried to end a hunger strike estimated at about 50 men. The protest grew from discontent with the food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
John McNeil
McNeill
Cabarrus County approves school building funds proposal
Unofficial returns from 22 of 26 precincts in Cabarrus County show the proposed 300,100 school building fees issue passed by a vote of 3,439 to The report notes the tally is incomplete as of Friday night from Concord.
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Concord
Cabarrus County
Thomasville BPW Club hears talk on Youth at May dinner
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's club met at First Baptist for a May 19 dinner. Rev C M Pickens spoke on Youth. Miss Eloise Ward installed officers. The group announced recreation plans at Met hodist hut and a May 21 social. A Lexington club was formed May 12.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Jessie Blair
Clara Harrison
State Federation
Durham
Vera Green Phillips
Margaret Thompson
Conservation of Shad Urged Across North Carolina Coast
U. S. fisheries agent H L Canfield urged nationwide shad conservation with an honest closed season in all coastal states. He said protections during spawning could boost output without harming fisheries, noting the federal hatcher at Edenton is expanding efforts in the Albemarle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
H L. Canfield
U. S
North Carolina
Canfield
R. Bruce Etheridge
Department of Conservation and Development
Federal
Edenton
Albemarle
Bethel Theater Charges Salmon Admission for Eskimo Patrons
In Bethel Alaska a local theater imposes an admission fee of one smoked salmon per Eskimo patron sparking regional debate over cultural pricing and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Alaska
Flattering Marian Martin Frock Promises Slimming Style
A retro wardrobe feature promotes Marian Martin patterns with a slimming frock design offering necklines bows yoke capelets and a gored skirt. It notes home sewing ease and a pattern catalog with sizes 34 to 48 and price details plus an order address to The Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Kiddie
Junior Toge
Enterprise
Pattern Department
Thomasville Garden Club Met in May Session
Members of the Thomasville Garden club gathered Tuesday morning for its May meeting with Mrs. W. G. Smith as associate hostess. President Mrs. John R. Myers opened the session and a report on the recent Raleigh state garden club meeting was given by Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Elborn. Program leader Mrs. James E. Lambeth spoke on How Perfume Is Made, sharing insights from Bermuda. Mrs. Homer Sink presented Garden Hints for the Month. A sweet course was served to the large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Garden Club
W. G. Smith
John R. Myers
State Garden Club
Raleigh
Myers
Mra.elborn
James E. Lambeth
Bermuda
Homer Sink
Firms to Talk Highway Safety at Annual Conference
Raleigh May 19 Industry pushes highway safety as a major topic at the eighth annual safety conference in Winston-Salem. Chairman T A Wilson notes highway accidents cost firms more than shop incidents with examples from Champion Fibre and local mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
T. A. Wilson
N. C. Industrial Commission
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Champion Fibre Company
Canton
N. C
Wilson Wilson
Industrial Commission
Tomnson Furniture
High Point
Balfour
Birthday meeting marks 265th anniversary of Woman's Auxiliary
The annual birthday gathering of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church convened at Mrs. L. E. Bird's home southeast of the city on Monday afternoon. Missee Margaret and Virginia Cooke greeted attendees, Ruth Goodman in Brazilian dress spoke Portuguese and distributed Agnes Erskine School favors in Brazil. A Brasil themed program featured a pageant directed by Mrs. Ruby James and others, with violin music and an offering for Agnes Erskine Guests, followed by light refreshments and a large birthday cake with 25 candies at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
L. E. Bird
Margaret
Virginia Cooke
Ruth Goodman
Agnes Erskine
Brazil
Bird
P. Dewey
Brasil
Ruby James
D. F. Helm
R. Reid
Agnes Erskine School
Miss Douglas Wall Returns From Washington Visit
Miss Douglas Wall came back Sunday from Washington D C where she visited her aunt Miss Jane Pratt. She and her grandmother Mrs Lena Pratt will leave Friday to spend the weekend in Columbia D C and Whiteville N C with relatives Mrs M G Shearer of Lenoir is visiting daughter Mrs J R Blair on Salem Street. Miss Meredith Clinard and Miss Elisabeth Darrepent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Wall
Washington, D. C
Jane Pratt
Wall
Lena Pratt
Columbia
D. C
Whiteville
N. C
M. G. Shearer
Lenoir
J. R. Blair
Salem Street
Meredith Clinard
Elisabeth Darrepent
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Edward W. Crow
Kernersville
Margaret Allen
Bess Hastings
Edythe Whittington
George Fontaine
James Ragland
Kenneth Ables
Elzara Eads
Tom Stuart
E.i B. Parks, Jr
George Fulp
Roy Prince
Charlie Case
Oak Ridge
Hinshaw
FE. B. Parks
Philip Fontaine
Garflowers
Ose
Mrs. Kerner
Mesdames Clay
Edgar Shore
D. L. Don
Philip Kerner
Zack Whitak
B. R. Paddison
Parkes, Jr
Charlie
Rolley
Edward Lon Crow
Doir
Spady
Mber
Braxton Richardson
Winston - Salem
Mer
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Horton
Constitution
Boston Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mass
Arrow
Coast Guard
C. M. Howell
Alice Britt Howell
Julius Howell
Annie Howell
Chowan College
William Norment
Kate Norment
Beulah Norment
E. F. Pepper
Josephine
Buddy Pepper
Hamlet
Jake Stone
City Memorial Hospital
Adrian J. Newton
J. D. Newton
R. G. Jennings
T. J. Covington
Betty Clare Jennings
Mary Faison Covington
Duke University
A. Swigart
R C Cola
Wmf.r. Thurs
R. C. Cola
Nehi Bottling CO
Ground Ave
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Arizona
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